Money Reimagined: Let’s Be Privacy Scolds
Technical solutions to protect financial privacy may not suffice. Stronger cultural norms around minding one’s own business are needed as well.
Tag: Money Reimagined
Money Reimagined: China’s ‘Cold War’ Blockchain Strategy
China’s new digital currency and Blockchain Services Network are part of a national plan to escape U.S. financial hegemony.
Money Reimagined: This Isn’t Good for Bitcoin
This week’s Twitter hack won’t make it easier for the crypto industry to win friends in Washington D.C., with possible implications for DeFi and more. How we talk about events like this matters.
Money Reimagined: COVID-19’s Crash Course in Exponential Math
Money requires a network effect, helped by the self-reinforcing idea that “everyone’s using it because everyone’s using it.”
Money Reimagined: Bitcoin and Ethereum Are a DeFi Double Act
With bitcoin increasingly riding on Ethereum’s rails, we’re about to see greater complementarity between the top two blockchains.
Money Reimagined: Crypto’s Diversity Problem
Technology on its own doesn’t ensure inclusion. People do. There’s nothing intrinsically fair about a blockchain.
Money Reimagined: The Fed, Hertz, a Bonkers Stock Market and why ICOs Still Matter
Illogical stock movements demonstrate the need for new ways to allocate capital. Yes, it’s time to talk about token offerings once more.
Money Reimagined: The Ongoing Crisis Is Stirring a Crypto Awakening in Developing Nations
Peer-to-peer bitcoin transactions are up in the developing world. This has everything to do with “QE Infinity” and could be an opening for stablecoins.
The Battle for the Future of Money, Feat. Lawrence Summers, CZ, Michelle Phan, the Winklevoss Brothers, The Chainsmokers and More
As the current economic crisis comes into clearer focus, how leading voices from pop culture to crypto including Carlota Perez, The Chainsmokers, Ray Yousseff and many others are reimaging money.
Money Reimagined: What CoinDesk’s Style Debate Says About Crypto as Public Tech
Blockchains are flexible new forms of public infrastructure, says Michael Casey. Plus: with China rushing in, Africa is a prime battleground for the future of money.
